In symbolic terms, then, Great Cthulhu should replace Minerva as the patron spirit of philosophers, and the Miskatonic must dwarf the Rhine and the Ister as our river of choice. Bananas don’t care what a person say – girdle pop idiots, titular head; we knew ourselves despised – football, what’s that? Busty little houses who can hunch the pod most mellifluously? How’s my fat sugar cube? Blue isolated on black and white screen. Stylistic allure can perturb an object. But I’m afraid the daily repetitions of the situation are turning my brain to mush. And Ciuciutka, several times I’ve wanted to imagine you laughing, and how you look when you do – and I can’t. Dust and its make-up: varied losable unavoidable / There would be no getting in the way of its own path by texture, if there had not first come about a lapse in speed; there were these dolls on every surface; inches mightn’t be the best measure of rain. There were fifty pro-union rallies in fifty state capitols today. “I had a thought the other night, a round unending soundless lake of whiteout, actually that a Car is the summation of so many efforts and specialized educations bending on others, that of course it’s demonic and polysemous and breaks down, a nonunderstandable force in our midsts same as an icebox door or anything.” Atmospheric veils of paint coat four mounds of soil, which seem to spill from the upper balcony into the enormous space. Styrofoam shards rise out of the seductive mountains. Leave your body and shake hands with yourself, gain an extra limb or change into a robot for a while. I bit a piece of my tongue off when they opened my back. A turtle stretched its neck farther than I thought possible. I told a swan There’s watery light reflecting off your belly. One smiling black man propped his head on the thinnest of papers (AM News). One Asian man did bizarre torso twists and two white girls mimicked his routine. Notwithstanding ss. 13.48 (14) (am) and 16.705 (1), the department may sell any state-owned heating, cooling, and power plant or may contract with a private entity for the operation of any such plant, with or without solicitation of bids, for any amount that the department determines to be in the best interest of the state. Notwithstanding ss. 196.49 and 196.80, no approval or certification of the public service commission is necessary for a public utility to purchase, or contract for the operation of, such a plant, and any such purchase is considered to be in the public interest and to comply with the criteria for certification of a project under s. 196.49 (3) (b).
[Note: Sources: Graham Harman, “On the Horror of Phenomenology: Lovecraft and Husserl”, as quoted in I Garrick Mason, “Because reality is weird”, at Scope, 27 Feb 011, via Graham Harman, “Scope magazine post on Speculative Realism”, at Object-Oriented Philosophy, 27 Feb 011;Bruce Andrews, “I Don’t Have Any Paper So Shut Up (Or, Social Romanticism)”, in 43 Poets (1984), at Boundary2; Diane Ward, “CRACKS”, in Bernstein, at Boundary2; Alex Reid, “invention and operational closure”, at digital digs/Alex Reid, 27 Feb 011; Graham Harman, “gains reported by rebels in Libya”, at Object-Oriented Philosophy, 27 Feb 011; Rosa Luxemburg, letter to Leo Jogiches, 29 Mar, 1894, in The Letters of Rosa Luxemburg (eds. Georg Adler, Peter Hudis and Annelies Laschitza) (tr. George Shriver);Madeline Gins, “from Essay on Multi-Dimensional Architecture”, in Bernstein, at Boundary2; Martin Corless-Smith, “Miscellaneous Histories” (“A June Book”), in his Complete Travels; Michael Coffey, “After Quitting”, at 2nd Avenue Poetry 2; Richard Seymour, “Wisconsin solidarity spreads”, at Lenin’s Tomb, 26 Feb 011; Bob Perelman, “Repeat, said no one …”, in Bernstein, at Boundary2; “Katharina Grosse at MASS MoCA”, at Contemporary Art Daily, 24 Feb 011; Karolinska Institutet, “How to leave your body”, at Physorg.com, 20 Feb 011; Jill Magi, “excerpt from COMPASS & HEM”, at 2nd Avenue Poetry 2; Andy Fitch, “Monday (Late Spring)”, in Jon Cotner and Andy Fitch, Ten Walks / Two Talks; Wisconsin Governor Scott “Poodle” Walker’s “budget bill”, as quoted in Paul Krugman, “Shock Doctrine, U.S.A.”, at The New York Times, 24 Feb 011 (the Koch boyz swear that this isn’t for their benefit …) (Krugman’s piece also notes that “the bill includes language that would allow officials appointed by the governor to make sweeping cuts in health coverage for low-income families without having to go through the normal legislative process”)]